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Hi Alex I was wondering how you're getting ...

<r><QUOTE author="Justin;136996"><s>[QUOTE=Justin;136996]</s>I use a VJ628 with Sawgrass inks, superb printer, cheap to run, never had an issue and prints onto 25" paper, RIP nests images etc.<br/>
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Also use 1500 and ET-2650 both with Inktec inks from InkExpress, superb inks and excellent value ...

<t>As Simon says the pressure pay be too high, the marks or blotchy effect is actually caused by the fibres of the paper. Too high pressure presses the paper fibres into the ink transfer resulting these types of marks.<br/>
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I get it a lot on certain brands or suppliers of coated metal, but on ...

<r><QUOTE author="Ravisteam;136940"><s>[QUOTE=Ravisteam;136940]</s>I have seen L1800 look and quality slimier to 1500W ..They are about £480 but not in UK lol...My concern about Eco tank was if the tank develop a fault it would be really hard job to replace them right but ciss is a pretty easy swap ...

<r><QUOTE author="UK Printed Mugs;136909"><s>[QUOTE=UK Printed Mugs;136909]</s>Based on this thread then I was about to order <COLOR color="#333333"><s>[COLOR=#333333]</s>HL3140CW on Amazon. Amazon said I bought this printer in 2017! Hmm. Must go look for it as quite frankly just moved to a new ...

<r>I run (and would recommend) a Brother HL3140CW, toners are cheaper; less than £20.00 each. I had one for around 2 years before the drums needed changing at that point a new set of drums was £180.00 so I just bought the same printer again brand new (with new drums and new toners) for £108 on ...

<r><QUOTE author="webtrekker;136888"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;136888]</s>Hi. This is just my personal opinion, but I think the mug press is the least of your problems. <br/>
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My money would be on the relatively unknown brands of ink, paper and mugs. You need good quality consumables to produce ...

<r>First thing to combat the pale print would be to press the mugs at 175-180 for 180 seconds this is pretty much the standard temp / time for 11oz mugs and its what I recommend to anyone I speak to with your style of mug heat press.<br/>
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The increased temp and longer time will allow for the ...

<r><QUOTE author="Justin;136830"><s>[QUOTE=Justin;136830]</s>I'm just testing the ET2650 for myself. Initial results are excellent even compared to my 1500W (Although profile is a little off with that!) but the ET really is painfully slow. Switching to normal from high quality doesn't seem to speed ...